Question

question 3 (1 point)listenhow does the video distinguish between \values\ and \beliefs\ as elements of non-material culture?values are cultural standards people use to decide what is good or bad, while beliefs are specific ideas about what people think is true about the world.values are abstract philosophical concepts studied by academics, while beliefs are the practical guidelines that ordinary people use in daily life.values are the specific religious doctrines that a culture follows, while beliefs are the moral principles derived from those doctrines.values change frequently based on current events and trends, while beliefs remain constant across generations within a cultural group.page 3 of

Explanation:

Values are core cultural standards that define moral or ethical judgments (good/bad), while beliefs are factual or perceived truths people hold about the world. The other options are incorrect: values are not only academic concepts, not just religious doctrines, and values tend to be stable rather than frequently changing.

Answer:

A. Values are cultural standards people use to decide what is good or bad, while beliefs are specific ideas about what people think is true about the world.